British Armour

[volleyfireandyParticipant 2489xp 5]

I’ve had these sat partlyu finished for weeks on the desk, so as today is D-Day I decided they needed to be done.

All models are 1/72 PSC, the Cromwell has a replacement gun from Dan Taylor Modelworks, and the burlap is made from masking tape and and gauze.

Stowage is resin and from Value Gear.

All of them were painted with AK Interactive Real colour, Abteilung 501 oils, Mig Filters, and AK Interactive dust and dirt enamels.

 

[olliepMember 6011xp 1]

Jesus Andy you’re making us mere mortals look bad again…
I think you need to do a step-by-step tutorial  in the Projects so we can see the mastery in progress 😉

[oriskany 60771xp 0]

Great work again, @volleyfireandy – I was going to ask about that gun, it almost looks like a 17 ponder. with that bulbous muzzle brake.  I guess a 17-pounder would be longer, though.  Epic work on the camouflage and weathering!  😀 😀 😀

[khusrauParticipant 1169xp 1]

It was an adapted 17lb, known as 77mm, but lower velocity.

[volleyfireandyParticipant 2489xp 0]

@khusrau you’re thinking of the A34 Comet. @oriskany The Cromwell has a 75mm gun. The OQF75mm, sane weapon as on the later mark Churchills.

 

Thanks everyone!

[fogh 7155xp 0]

Wow – those are stunning.  I love the weathering, and the details in the stowage.  Top job!

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